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• Personal Finance Daily: Teen spending report shows they love Apple, Nike and Lululemon — and they use Apple Pay over Venmo, and Disney’s latest Florida attraction: Affordable housing [1629d]
• : A former Block employee breached its Cash App investing feature. Here’s what customers need to know. [1629d]
• The Margin: Are you a Wordle cheater? Chances are, your friends think so. [1629d]
• : SoFi stock falls after outlook cut, executives expect student-loan moratorium to be extended through 2022 [1629d]
• Dow Jones Newswires: Sprinklr stock jumps more than 7% after sales, forecast beat expectations [1629d]
• : Levi Strauss stock rises after ‘strong demand’ boosts Q1 sales [1629d]
• : Disney’s latest Florida attraction: Affordable housing [1629d]
• Crypto: Bitcoin mining could ‘save the world,’ as miners embrace green energy, ‘Mr. Wonderful’ Kevin O’Leary’ says [1629d]
• : Oil companies say they’re not gouging drivers, but Americans are bracing for higher gas prices, especially those who don’t have the luxury of working from home [1629d]
• : B. of A. shuffles autos coverage, calls for ‘tougher’ year [1629d]
• : Stocks are heading toward a bear market in 2023, Deutsche Bank warns [1629d]
• Market Extra: Cathie Wood’s ARK Innovation ETF slides in stock-market selloff Wednesday [1629d]
• Outside the Box: Congress and taxpayers should both say no to restoring these muni-bond provisions [1629d]
• : ‘There’s a lot of suspicion about what’s Uber really up to’ — Uber is bringing taxicabs onto its platform, here’s how it will work [1629d]
• Washington Watch: As Biden extends student-loan pause, analysts predict another extension closer to November’s midterm elections [1629d]
• : Greenbrier sees ‘tragic’ Ukraine war creating ‘tremendous opportunities’ for its rail business [1629d]
• The Fed: Fed lays out tentative plan to shrink balance sheet by $95 billion a month [1629d]
• The Conversation: Palliative care vs. hospice — here’s how they differ [1629d]
• The Fed: Fed primed to jack up interest rates in 1/2-point steps, FOMC minutes show [1629d]
• : Teen spending report shows they love Apple, Nike and Lululemon — and they use Apple Pay over Venmo [1629d]